Original British American Revolutionary War Era Ensign Flag with Hand-Painted King George III Heraldry & Pre-1801 Union Jack - Attributed to Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Formerly 5th Regiment of Foot Circa 1775 - 64 x 84” Royal Air Force British forces had considered Narvik

British forces had considered Narvik as a possible landing point for an expedition to help Finland in the Winter War

The zippers are by several different makers

It’s named to A/C J

Tanks of the First World War reflected the novelty of the idea and the primitive state of the automotive industry

through actual footage from the National Archives

Original British American Revolutionary War Era Ensign Flag with Hand-Painted King George III Heraldry & Pre-1801 Union Jack - Attributed to Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Formerly 5th Regiment of Foot Circa 1775 - 64 x 84” Royal Air Force British forces had considered NarvikOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is by far the oldest flag weve ever had the pleasure of offering, and one that requires a great deal more research and conservation. This enormous single sided silk flag bears the hand painted heraldry of King George III, in use from 1760 to 1801 with his holdings of Hanover seen in the bottom right of the center, as well as the Pre 1801 Union Jack without St. Patricks Cross. This dates the flag to the Pre 1801